Minecraft servers
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10 players
The SafeHavenMC network presents a Survival world advertised without resets, with player shops, jobs, protected towns and plots, and in-game banking.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.6
7 players
Safe Survival protects builds against griefing and raids even on unclaimed land. Claims generally expire after ninety days offline. Observer farms are limited to fifty observed items per platform and two hundred and fifty per player. Some automatic farms are allowed, but AFKing at grinders or using another account to activate spawners is prohibited. Redstone clocks must have a switch to stop them.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
291 players
SaiCo offers the Creeper, Warlock and Draft factions realms. Its guides distinguish HeadHunting levels with XP and money costs depending on the realm. They state that Silk Touch is not required to mine spawners and describe chests that collect mob drops. Its rules allow console clients only for automatic reconnection; automating other actions, including sales, is prohibited.
- In-game languages
- English
Unreachable
SaintCraft advertises gifts and directs players to the /FREE command.
- In-game languages
- Russian
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
22 players
Saloon Network offers a Towny mode set in a medieval world shaped after the Earth. Characters start from nothing at a random location. The network advertises access from both Java and Bedrock Edition.
- In-game languages
- Turkish
11 players
Samosbor draws on the “Самосбор” setting, Space Station 13 and Origin Realms. Roleplay is optional and no mods are required; PlasmoVoice and AriKeys are offered for voice chat and musical instruments. Death is permanent for the current character. If revivals are available, play can continue in the same residential cell, but inventory items are lost on death.
- In-game languages
- Russian
Unreachable
It is a Chinese-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
- In-game languages
- Chinese
- Accepted versions
- 26.2
0 players
SAO World recreates the climb through Aincrad’s floors and bosses in a setting inspired by Sword Art Online. During character creation, a preferred weapon gives an advantage in developing its mastery; this choice is permanent. Skills unlock from level 2 and must be equipped before use. The guide requires Minecraft 1.21.11 and states that no mods are needed.
- In-game languages
- French
4 players
SasquatchMC advertises Survival with raiding, using beetroot as currency.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 26.2
0 players
Sasumon World is a German-speaking Minecraft server. It runs Cobblemon, a mod that adds Pokémon to Minecraft.
- In-game languages
- German
721 players
SavageWilds brings Survival and Skyblock together on a Java network. Its rules ban griefing, theft and malicious traps, with an exception for explicitly permitted game mechanics. Claims and shared-building agreements must be respected. Trade scams and using alternate accounts to multiply rewards or manipulate votes and markets are banned. Accessibility tools are accepted if they do not automate gameplay or reveal information hidden from an ordinary client.
- In-game languages
- English
66 players
School Days directs players to the town hall’s employment office through /gps empleo to consult an adviser. Playing a police officer, doctor or teacher requires the corresponding job. The /me and /do commands describe character actions and context while allowing other players to respond. Friendly PvP requires consent and prior roleplay; green zones prohibit violence and illegal activities.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
29 players
SERB-CRAFT states that its Minecraft community has existed since 2010.
- In-game languages
- Serbian
1 players
Seaven Games organises competitive matches on Minecraft 1.8.9, with Elo rankings and result statistics. Participation goes through Discord: players activate their access, then join the voice queue to be assigned to a team. When a match starts, they connect to TowerFast and follow their assigned role. The website provides match history and leaderboards.
- In-game languages
- French
1 players
The Secret SMP website presents a modified Bedrock Survival branch (“Modded SMP”).
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
15 players
Seichi.click turns land clearing into its own progression: blocks mined in clearing worlds raise the player’s level and unlock skills. Some skills break multiple blocks or solidify water and lava while consuming mana. MineStack stores most resources, while flying for construction uses experience. The first clearing world resets weekly, and building takes place in separate worlds. The site lists Java 1.18.2.
- In-game languages
- Japanese
5 players
SemiAnarchyMC presents Survival where the Overworld, Nether and End are advertised as permanent, without resets. PvP, raiding, stealing and griefing are allowed, while hacked clients and cheat tools are forbidden. There are no land claims, plugin currency or admin shops. /sethome and /home manage return points, with /tpa and /tpahere for teleport requests; restrictions apply while the player is combat-tagged. Votes build ranks and unlock additional home slots up to the rank’s cap.
16 players
SemiSurvivalCraft keeps survival close to the base game, with golden-shovel land claims and item-based trading instead of a plugin currency. Shops exchange game materials, including at the NPC market. The main world does not reset, while a separate battlefield resets every few days. Java and Bedrock players can play together, and Vivecraft is supported for virtual reality.
- In-game languages
- English
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